Comments on: Clean up your applications menu with hidden items

By: Geek Review: BerryBuzz alerts for BlackBerry | BB Geeks

Geek Review: BerryBuzz alerts for BlackBerry | BB Geeks — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 16:00:56 +0000

[...] listing in your Options. The icon still appears on your Applications Menu, but you can go ahead and hide the icon. No sense in keeping it around if it doesn’t actually function. If you click on it, it will [...]

By: Christine

Christine — Sun, 02 Nov 2008 06:29:33 +0000

Thanks for the helpful tips – I’ve long avoided bringing in my email because I didn’t want the clutter. Problems solved!

By: What to do if you don’t have BlackBerry Internet Browser | BB Geeks

What to do if you don’t have BlackBerry Internet Browser | BB Geeks — Fri, 24 Oct 2008 12:52:01 +0000

[...] The icon for my BlackBerry Browser had disappeared. I poked around for a bit, checking for hidden icons, but with no luck. I tried to launch NextPimp, and I got an error. This is horribly frustrating for [...]

By: How to separate your email from SMS | BB Geeks

How to separate your email from SMS | BB Geeks — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 12:19:45 +0000

[...] their emails and SMS. While each email address comes with its own icon, it seems more expedient to hide those icons and just use the consolidated version. However, what if you want to keep email and SMS separate? [...]

By: JerryD

JerryD — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 20:13:55 +0000

I’ll see your tip and raise you THREE (if you’ve got a full keyboard device anyway)!

First tip – I use Shortcut Keys to get to all the essential applications – Messages, Address book, caLendar… See my post here:
http://blackberryforums.pinstack.com/blog.php?b=680

Second tip – instead of doing all that hiding, just create a folder called Hidden and move everything into that folder. Then the stuff you never use is still easily accessible.

Final tip – I use the L theme (can’t find a Today Plus theme that uses the font I set everywhere the way the Dimension theme does), and I have three folders across the bottom: Documents To Go (which holds other applications too), Games, and Links which holds those myriad of icons every BlackBerryCentric site has. That leaves me five icons for applications that I use all the time but don’t have Shortcut Keys.

Try it!